On this week’s episode, Abigail O'Neel chats with Michelle Reed (Gauthier) and Karissa Widder about all things Fashion. They discuss things like finding your personal style, trends and influencer culture, thrifting tips, stewardship of our clothes, color theory, why we should care about the things we wear as Christian women, and more. You are sure to love this very girl-chatty podcast episode.

Michelle Reed, is a lifestyle vlogger and content creator. She is also the host of But, What's Next Podcast. On youtube and instagram, Michelle chats about her Christian faith, how she navigates life in her 20’s, her favorite recipes, home and fashion finds, health and fitness, her marriage, and more. I have followed Michelle for years and years, and so admire here genuine love for the Lord and desire to honor him in every area of her life.

Karissa Widder loves all things color and creativity. She is the founder of Kindred by K!, a digital marketing agency specializing in content creation and social media management. Her favorite part about social media is community, and the opportunity to connect with Kindred spirits, who always make for the best conversations. Karissa is another sweet sister in Christ, and I admire her commitment to real and honest conversations about her faith, womanhood, marriage, and more.

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On this week’s episode of The About Her Podcast, Abigail O'Neel chats with Abbey Wedgeworth about the necessity and benefits of intergenerational relationships. Abbey shares how intergenerational relationships have impacted her family, and offers helpful tips for cultivating intergenerational relationships in your own life. We also chat about generational stereotypes and practical ways to bridge gaps between generations of different life experiences. I learned much from our conversation and I can’t wait to share Abbey’s wisdom with you. 

Abbey Wedgeworth is the author of Held: 31 Biblical Reflections on God’s Comfort and Care in the Sorrow of Miscarriage and the host of the Held podcast. She and her husband, David, belong to Hilton Head Presbyterian Church (PCA) and live on the South Carolina coastline with their two young sons. Discipleship and Biblical Literacy are two of Abbey’s favorite topics, and she particularly enjoys appling that good news of the Gospel to the subjects of shame, parenting, motherhood, marriage, and miscarriage. You can learn more from Abbey on her website (https://www.abbeywedgeworth.com/) or on Instagram, @abbeywedgeworth. 

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On this week’s episode of The About Her Podcast, Abigail O'Neel chats with Jenny-Lyn de Klerk about her recent book, 5 Puritan women. Jenny-Lynn will introduce us briefly to 5 unique Puritan women and their diligent practice of 5 spiritual disciplines. 

Jenny-Lyn de Klerk (PhD, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) works as an editor at Crossway and has multiple degrees in church history and historical theology. She specializes in Puritan spirituality. She is author of 5 Puritan Women: Portraits of Faith and Love. She has also written articles for other noteworthy publications including Themelios, the Midwestern Journal of Theology and the Gospel Coalition. She has also contributed to the Lexham Dictionary of Church History. Jenny-Lyn and her husband, JD, live and attend church in Tsawwassen, British Columbia.  

I had the wonderful opportunity to read and review a readers-copy of Jenny-Lyn’s work in 2022, and I have been itching to share an interview with the author herself ever since. I hope you leave encouraged after listening to this episode.

Sponsor Details

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On this week’s episode of The About Her Podcast, Abigail O'Neel chats with Joanna Kimbrel about dependence. Specifically, Joanna shares how she has learned to depend on God in a recent physically challenging season. Let me tell you a little bit about Joanna. 

Joanna Kimbrel serves as content coordinator for The Gospel Coalition. She is a Bible teacher and writer with a passion for sharing the beauty of God’s Word with others. She is author of The Greatest Hero: The Book of Romans. She and her husband, Chad, have two daughters, and another little one on the way very soon. You can follow Joanna on Instagram @joannakimbrel. 

This week on The About Her Podcast, Abigail O'Neel chats with Rachel Setliffe about Unwanted Divorce, Abandonment, and Restoration. Rachel is the president of Restored Home, a ministry that seeks to love abandoned women by leading them, first, towards the God who restores, and second, towards the Church who is equipped, prepared and willing to love and care for her well. Restored Home desires to see hurting women restored by God and shepherded by their local church in loving, practical, and helpful ways. 

Rachel will share how the Lord has brought restoration to her own life and home after she walked through an unexpected and unwanted divorce. She will chat honestly with us about unwanted divorce, will share a few things she wants the church to know about caring for abandoned women, and will testify to the goodness and kindness of our God, who loves his bride, even giving his life up for her.

In addition to serving as the president of Restored Home, Rachel is a missionary in Scotland. She has served as a women’s ministry director at her church, which she helped plant in Glasgow in 2013. She enjoys discipling women, writing, teaching bible studies, and creating content and resources for abandoned women and the church. Most importantly, she is Mum to two sweet girls. You can learn more about Restored Home at www.restoredhome.org or on Instagram at @restored_home.

This week on The About Her Podcast, Abigail O'Neels chats with Caroline Saunders about "home." Caroline traces the story of home from Genesis to Revelation and shares how studying the theme of home in Scripture has helped her better understand topics like homesickness, decorating, hospitality, nesting, and more. 

Caroline is a writer, teacher, and creator. She is the author of many wonderful books including Good News: How to Know the Gospel and Live it, Better than Life: How to Study the Bible and Like It, The Story of Water, and more. Her latest release, The Story of Home: God at Work in the Bible’s Tales of Home, is available for purchase today, Tuesday, March 14th. You can purchase a copy here. This sweet sweet children’s book left me in tears, y’all, and I am convinced every woman, young and old, needs to know this lovely story of home. 

Podcast Sponsor

This week's podcast episode is sponsored by Spotify for Podcasters. To learn more about Spotify for Podcasters check out the Spotify for Podcasters app or head over to https://podcasters.spotify.com.

On this week’s episode of The About Her Podcast, Abigail O'Neel chats with Jonathan Carswell about Evangelism. Jonathan Carswell is the CEO of 10ofthose. He is also a husband, a dad, and, of course, a lover of books. He is passionate about evangelism, hospitality, and knowing the names of and building ongoing relationships with his neighbors. I’m thrilled to share a conversation with him on this very topic with you today.

Recommended Resources

Evidence Not Seen

Incomparable by Andrew Wilson

Your Verdict on the Empty Tomb

The Case For Christmas

Out of the Saltshaker and into the World

Evangelistic Living

Intentional by Paul Williams

Reading Between the Lines by Glen Scrivener

To a Different Drum 

The Seed of the Woman

Scripture References

Matthew 28:19-20

Acts 4

Genesis 1

Psalm 1

Psalm 19

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This week on The About Her Podcast, Abigail O'Neel chats Joni Eareckson Tada about Suffering. Joni offers encouragement for weary souls and shares how hymns and songs have helped her walk through suffering in her own life. 

Joni is the founder and CEO of Joni and Friends, a ministry that seeks to bring the hope of the Gospel to people affected by disability through various programs and outreaches around the world. She is also an author, a radio host, and an artist. Her most recent book Songs of Suffering: 25 Hymns and Devotions for Weary Souls is available now.

Recommended Resources:

Songs of Suffering by Joni Eareckson Tada

12 Faithful Women: Portraits of Steadfastness and Endurance

Scripture References:

Ephesians 5:19

2 Corinthians 4:7-12

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Thank you, Hosanna Revival, for partnering with the podcast to help make conversations like this one possible. To receive 10% off your order at Hosanna Revival,  head over to hosannahrevival.com/abigailoneel and use the code ABIGAILONEEL at checkout. 

The About Her Podcast exists to celebrate biblical womanhood and to encourage and equip women to love and live God's good design in their daily lives. For regular updates, sign up here to receive a monthly newsletter from Abigail or follow The About Her Podcast on Instagram.

Ratings and Reviews are one of the easiest ways to spread the word about The About Her Podcast. If you enjoyed this particular episode, and have a moment or two to spare, we would  so appreciate it if you left a rating or review on Apple podcasts or Spotify.